Current Profiles
Tennis
Class of 2027
Ava Cortez
Eastwood High School · El Paso, TX
4.67
UTR
18–12
Record
3.0
GPA
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Soccer
Class of 2028
Andrea Caro
Eastwood High School · El Paso, TX
19
G/A
ECNL
Level
3.8
GPA
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Tennis
Class of 2028
Fedric Enriquez
Eastwood High School · El Paso, TX
5.60
UTR
33–50
Record
4.0
GPA
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Tennis
Class of 2027
Avery Porter
Franklin High School · El Paso, TX
4.80
UTR
3.7
GPA
D-II/III
Target
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I know I can play at the next level — and now college coaches know it, too. Telling my story was the best thing I could have done to take my game to the next level.
Ava CortezCollegiate Tennis Prospect
Seeing my son transition from a junior player to an athlete with a college-ready mindset has been amazing. I highly recommend this platform to anyone looking for a clear roadmap to the next level.
Yazmin PastranaParent of Fedric Enriquez
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✓ Bio written in your athlete's voice
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Questions
How much does a college tennis recruiting profile cost?
Athlete recruiting profiles from 1580 Creative are custom-priced based on your athlete's sport and needs. Contact us at hello@1580creative.com to discuss pricing and availability. We're currently offering complimentary profiles to a select group of athletes as part of our portfolio launch program.
Do you only serve El Paso athletes?
No. Athlete recruiting profiles from 1580 Creative are available to families anywhere in the United States. Athletes upload their own photos through the intake form. The only El Paso-exclusive option is the in-person brand photography add-on ($299), which includes a 2-hour shoot and 30+ professionally edited images.
How is a 1580 Creative profile different from NCSA or BeRecruited?
NCSA and BeRecruited are recruiting databases where an athlete appears alongside thousands of others, typically for $100–$400 per year. A 1580 Creative profile is a standalone, professionally designed web page with a custom-written bio, UTR and USTA ratings with verification links, a photo gallery, and a one-click contact button — built for one athlete, not a row in a spreadsheet.
What is a UTR recruiting profile?
A UTR recruiting profile is a college tennis recruiting page that prominently displays an athlete's Universal Tennis Rating alongside their full athletic story, match record, and academic profile. 1580 Creative builds UTR recruiting profiles that integrate a player's verified UTR rating with a direct link to their official UTR Sport profile, so coaches can verify in one click.
How long does the profile stay live?
Your athlete's profile stays live at its 1580 Creative URL for as long as you want — there are no annual hosting fees. Most families keep it active through graduation.
Can a freshman or sophomore use a recruiting profile?
Yes — the earlier the better. College tennis coaches begin identifying talent as early as sophomore year. A freshman who builds a profile and keeps it updated through high school arrives at the recruiting process with a documented story of growth, which is a significant advantage.
How do college coaches find recruiting profiles?
College coaches typically discover athletes through UTR searches, USTA rankings, tournament results, and direct outreach from families. A 1580 Creative profile gives athletes a professional link to include in every email to a coach — turning cold outreach into a complete first impression. The profile is also shareable on LinkedIn, in tennis parent Facebook groups, and via text or email.